The Waterfront Wynyard Motel

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 The Waterfront Wynyard Motel

The Waterfront Wynyard Motel is a delightful mid-century motel located at the mouth of the Inglis River at Wynyard, on Tasmania's North-West Coast. The motel, together with two luxury self-contained upcycled shipping containers, form the Waterfront Wynyard Accommodation Precinct.

The freshly renovated motel rooms complement the recent redevelopment of the riverfront boardwalk, offering guests not only direct access to the shared walking/cycling path, but also lovely views of the river and fishing boats.

Each of the ground level rooms open out onto the boardwalk and span either side of the motel's reception area/dining room. Small and medium-sized dogs are welcome in the pet friendly rooms and the dog treat awaiting your pooch in the room is a lovely touch.

The motel rooms are simple, but immaculate and homely. Complimentary bottled water is provided, as well as outdoor deck chairs so you can sit outside. All guests can also use the two retro cruise bikes and two kayaks with life jackets, free of charge.

Included in our room tariff was our choice of breakfast from the a la carte menu, with bottomless cups of tea and coffee. The poached eggs and bacon on thick toast was sublime - the rind on the bacon was cooked to crispy, crackly perfection! Being a dog friendly motel, we were able to enjoy our breakfast in the sunny outdoor terrace area overlooking the river with our dog.

The motel markets itself as a 3.5 star motel, however the warm hospitality, competitive tariffs and generous inclusions suggests it is deserving of a higher rating. 

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Waterfront Wynyard Motel and look forward to returning soon.



















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